Injen 99-00 Honda Civic Si Black Cold Air Intake

Manufacturer: Injen

Article no.: RD1560BLK

€451.01*

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Injen 99-00 Honda Civic Si Black Cold Air Intake

Take your ride to the next level with the Injen RD series cold air intake system. Engineered for the enthusiast craving mid-range power, this intake tube is strategically placed behind the front bumper to acquire colder, denser air.

With its one-piece design and SuperNano-Web dry air filter, this intake system provides increased filter surface area, allowing for greater airflow and unbeatable filtration. Plus, it's backed by Injen Technology's limited lifetime warranty.

SuperNano-Web dry air filter for increased filter surface area and airflow
One-piece design for easy installation
Certified or pending by the California Air Resource Board
Limited lifetime warranty

Make	Model	Year	Type
Honda	Civic	1999	Si
Honda	Civic	2000	Si

In 1988, a young entrepreneur named Ron Delgado was working late into the evening – trying to find a better way to polish products for his family “job shop” business. At the time, most machines only polished along flat surfaces. But when Ron had the idea for a multi-axis machine – which could polish better and faster than anything he had used before - he was determined to make it a reality. What began as a mission to perfect the art of polishing soon grew into a full-fledged quest to develop industry-changing design and manufacturing solutions. And, in 1991 – as the demand for high quality aftermarket air induction products began to reach scale – Ron knew he had found an opportunity to make his mark on an industry he loved. Launching Injen – with a pioneering patent that allowed enthusiasts to achieve better performance from their vehicles without annoying “Check Engine Lights” (CEL’s) – Ron and his team have never waivered from their commitment to innovate and deliver products that solve for the increasingly complex nature of vehicles brought to market.